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Published September 03TDOT Announces No Lane Closures Statewide For The Labor Day Holiday
The Tennessee Department of Transportation will halt all lane closure activity on interstates and state routes for the Labor Day holiday travel period. Construction crews will stop all lane-closure activities at noon on Friday, September 4, and ...
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Published September 03Could A Sunbelt Atlanta Passenger Railway Make Sense For Chattanooga?
As a little girl growing up in Miami there was a time when we lived in a house near railroad tracks. At certain times of the day, you’d hear the horn blow as the train approached the street crossing. Fast forward to today and I live in a city ...
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Published September 03Chattanooga Horn Authority Struts Their Musical Stuff Saturday At Songbirds
In a music landscape increasingly shaped by digital production and stripped-down arrangements, the Chattanooga Horn Authority is a bold, brassy counterpoint—a living reminder of the era when rock bands weren’t afraid to bring a full horn ...
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Published September 03Chattanooga Theatre Centre Launches 103rd Season With Musical "Come From Away "
On Friday, September 11, the Chattanooga Theatre Centre proudly opens its 103rd season with the Tony Award-winning musical Come From Away. Opening on the 25th anniversary of 9/11, this powerful and uplifting production tells the ...
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Published September 03Preserve Chattanooga Advances Updated Citywide Historic Preservation Plan
Preserve Chattanooga has reached the next major milestone in the development of Chattanooga’s new Historic Preservation Plan after bringing community members together for a public workshop focused on the city’s preservation priorities ...
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Published September 03Chattanooga Red Wolves Serve Shutout To The Big Apple's Westchester SC
The Chattanooga Red Wolves have earned a fourth victory against Westchester SC, with a final score of 0-1. The Wolves rose to the challenge early on: in the first five minutes, a press from Westchester and multiple deflections would earn the ...
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Published September 03Chattanooga FC To Participate In The 112th Edition Of The Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup
U.S. Soccer has confirmed the format for the 112th edition of the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup, which will feature all 27 U.S.-based Major League Soccer (Division I) clubs. U.S. Soccer’s historic national club championship, which brings together ...
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Published September 02Danyelle Woods Opens Solo Art Exhibition Friday At The NorthShore's AVA Gallery
The Association for Visual Arts is proud to present "Birth Stories," a solo exhibition by Danyelle Woods, opening Friday, September 4th in AVA's Main Gallery on Frazier Avenue in the NorthShore. Woods, the 2025 Best in Show recipient and a juror ...
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Published September 02Riverfront Nights Ends 2026 Season With The Nation’s #1 Earth, Wind, And Fire Band
This Saturday, September 5, Riverfront Nights will conclude their 19th season at Ross’s Landing with the Nation’s #1 Earth, Wind, and Fire Band: Let’s Groove Tonight, plus an opening set that pays homage to Kool and the Gang. This ...
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Published September 02East Tennessee Author Fred Cole Focuses On "Not-So-Normal" People In New Book
East Tennessee resident and Chattanooga raised author Fred Cole announces the upcoming release of his book, Not So Normal People: Great American Stories Preserved. The culturally-grounded, narrative non-fiction book has numerous ...
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Published September 02Red Bank Awards Final $50,000 In ARPA Grants To Local Nonprofit Organizations
The City of Red Bank awarded a total of $50,000 to ten local nonprofit organizations through the 2026 Red Bank Nonprofit Organization Grant program, marking the final year of the City's three-year initiative to direct federal American ...
Two new murder mysteries: ‘Ruby Falls’ and ‘The Secret Lives of Murderers’ Wives’
Two new murder mystery novels let readers into hidden worlds: one underground and the other among the wives of serial killers. First, Ruby Falls begins in 1928 in Chattanooga, Tennessee when a man discovers a mysterious underground cavern and waterfall. In today’s episode, NPR’s…